AEP have purchased Alphatron Pacific Ltd in New Zealand to become the latest addition to AEP group of companies: AEP Pacific Ltd. The New Zealand office have been providing e2v marine radar parts from local stock in Brisbane and Auckland to the Australian and New Zealand market since 1998. By joining the AEP group, AEP Pacific will be able to serve its marine customers even better and provide them with access to the largest stock of marine radar parts in the world.
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Thermal Imaging - 16 Dec
NIDV-symposium 2014
NIDV-symposium 2014
On the 20th of November AEP International exhibitioned at the NIDV-symposium 2014 in Ahoy Rotterdam. The NIDV stands for the Netherlands Defence Manufacturers Association. This association promotes optimal involvement of the Netherlands industry in both national and international defence markets. This year’s theme was; “From reorganization towards participation”. Our range of thermal imaging camera’s for Homeland Security and Law Enforcement resonated well with the other products which were exhibited. We initiated many new high-value contacts within these markets and are therefore very positive about the effectiveness of this symposium.
We look forward being part of the next NIDV-symposium in 2015.
Thermal Imaging - 16 Dec
AEP In cooperation with IFV
AEP in cooperation with IFV
The changes in the design of buildings and materials used herein have structurally changed the nature of house fires. Research shows that in modern homes flashovers are reached eight times be faster than homes built 50 years ago.
From Monday, November 20, to Thursday, November 23, 2014, the IFV collaborated with the Dutch Fire Department and conducted several unique fire experiments in Zutphen. Seven terraced houses were furnished with modern furniture and became the stage of an experiment being simulated in a realistic way. Within these houses, several measuring tools were mounted, so the development of the fire was fully monitored. Among these measuring tools was one of our thermal imagers; The Argus 4. Through direct streaming it became possible for the IFV to visually follow the development of the fire. Besides capturing impressively sharp images, the Argus 4 has also shown its resistance to extreme temperature (+/- 800 ⁰C = 1470 ⁰F ).